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It is made available only to assist members in the preparation of their own risk assessment and should be modified appropriately for their own circumstances. Beds BKA does not accept any responsibility for the use of the contents. |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n| Event |  |  |  | Stall Setup (some or all of): |  | Completed By/Date: | Signature: |  |\n| Event Name:\u003Cbr>Event Date: |  |  |  | Tables, display stands, sale produce, candle rolling, observation hive, honey tasting |  | Name: Date: |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n| HAZARD |  | INITIAL RISK LEVEL | OUTCOME | PERSONS AT RISK | MEASURES | FURTHER ACTION | FINAL RISK LEVEL | PERSON\u003Cbr>RESPONSIBLE |\n| 1 | Site/event\u003Cbr>related hazards | TBC | Accident or injury | Stallholder* | Liaise with site owner/event organiser to determine possible on-site hazards and presence of on-site first aid/medical support.\u003Cbr>Include details in event specific risk assessment which is to be circulated to all stallholders* . |  | TBC | Outside Events Organiser |\n| 2 | Transport, setting up and dismantling | Medium | Injury due to accident. | Stallholder* | Stow equipment securely during transport to avoid movement/breakage in case of heavy braking.\u003Cbr>Move items in manageable loads-avoid lifting overheavy loads.\u003Cbr>Ensure table legs are locked in position.\u003Cbr>Gazebo to be made secure with pegging/tie down. |  | Low | Stallholder* |\n| 3 | Fire | Low | Burns, smoke inhalation | Stallholder*,\u003Cbr>general public | No smoking, no flammable substances or open flames indoors.\u003Cbr>It is anticipated that the organisers will provide general fire fighting equipment and marshals in the event of a fire on site. | Stallholder* to familiarise themselves with the organisers’ fire safety procedures. | Low | Stallholder* |\n\n* \"stallholder\" refers to on-site Beds BKA members manning the stall Page 1 of 3  \nStall Risk Analysis Templates-V1 .xlsx Indoor Events 27/04/2018  \n\n| HAZARD |  | INITIAL RISK LEVEL | OUTCOME | PERSONS AT RISK | MEASURES | FURTHER ACTION | FINAL RISK LEVEL | PERSON\u003Cbr>RESPONSIBLE |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 4 | Observation Hive | Medium | Escaped bees nuisance or stinging.\u003Cbr>Cuts from broken glass. | Stallholder*,\u003Cbr>general public | Ensure hive is secure and stable during transport to and from the show.\u003Cbr>Ensure no loose bees underneath on mesh floor. Fastenings must be secure.\u003Cbr>Entrance gate to be closed and securely sealed such as to avoid accidental opening.\u003Cbr>Select a position where it cannot be accidentally tipped over/broken; ideally, clamp it to a table/stand. Use a large sheet under the observation hive to wrap it up in an emergency.\u003Cbr>Have soapy water spray available to destroy loose bees.\u003Cbr>An experienced beekeeper to be present at all times. | Not to be left unattended.\u003Cbr>Not left on site overnight.\u003Cbr>Ensure on-site medics/first aiders are briefed in advance. If no on-site medic, arrange attendance of qualified first-aider.\u003Cbr>Beekeeper to have appropriate clothing/equipment available (bee suit/veil and smoker) in case of emergency. | Low | Nominated onsite beekeeper(s) . |\n| 5 | Nuisance\u003Cbr>stinging insects | Medium | Nuisance or stinging from wasps/bees attracted to produce and\u003Cbr>equipment onstall. | Stallholder*,\u003Cbr>general public | Keep honey and equipment used for tasting covered when not in use. Other similarly attractive products (e.g. cakes) should also be covered.\u003Cbr>Demonstration equipment (empty hives, frames) tobe clean. 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